Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-11
Nor Morris and Essex. Following are the closing

Va consolidated. So Richm'd & W.T.
| Ch'peake &Ohio. ~ Termnal. AK
| Chlc,& N'nthw n1l6M Rock Island. l251s
:" preferred. .l401S st. Paul. 49,. 9l7a
Della, Lack.S W 1874 preferred l2nsI
Erle. 3SA Texas Pacific. 81
East Tennessee Tom. Goa .SIron Az
new stock. l1x Union Pacidc... 615s
LAKE Shore. 95n n. J. Central e. 697s
| Lvllle It Nash. 6l5S Missouri Pacific 1855
Memphls Chsr a5 Western Union 75L
MOBILE " Ohio is Cotton Oil Trust
Nash q Chott'a. 8311 certificates -. 5l1s
| New OrleansPa-
LIVERPOOL. March 10, noon Cotton steady
ana IN far demand; mIddling uplands s. l6d,
| mlddtlnS Orleans sad; sales 10. 900 bales, for
| speculation ana export 1000 bales: receipts
lo;VU9 Oale'-Amercan l0,SO0 bales.
FUTURES: Uplands. low mitdiing clause.
March and Anrll delivery. H-6id: A ril
ana May, l7-64(G5 ls-64d; NAV and June,
ols-6495 l9-64d: June and July. 5 20 sd; July
and August. PIGS 22-64d; August and Sep
| tember, :2-64d; September and October,
l!.64d. Market -teady at the advance.
z:oo p: m.-The sales To-day were 1000
bhles OF American.
Futures: UDlands. low mIudling Clause.
March delivery, l9-64d. sellers; March and
April 1864. sellers; Anrll and May,
ouyert; June ami July, 2O-64d, sellers: July
| and August, 2l-6ld. buyers: August and
September, 23-64d, sellers; September and
ocIoner. sl1-64d. sellers. ,rket quiet.
|
lands 5-lBd. low mIddling uplands 53-l6d,
gooa ordinary uplands 10 Tod. ordinary up
lands 49sd; good middling Texas 1-l6i.
mlddlIng Texas 5-l8d, low middilng Texas
5 S-l6d, good ordinary Texas 81. ordinary
Texas 4s4d: good middling Orleans SID, mid
ding Orleans sgd, low middling Orleans
94d, good ordinary sd. ordinary 41sd.
}aO p- n.-Entures: Unlanus. low mldfltng
Clause. March delivery. blS-6id. buy ers; NJ arch
and April. 5lS-64d. buyers: Apri. anu MAY,
ls-64d; buyers; MAY and June. zo-o4d,
sellers; June and July. 2l-64d, buyers; July
ana August. 2S-6id. sellers; August AMI
september. "a It'd, sellers; September aud
October, 1S-64d, value. Futures closed
firm.
NEW YORK, March 10. noon.-Cotton opened
firm: middllng upIands 8 49, Ice: mddling
orleans l0c: sales 80 bales
Futures: MARI ct Opeued steady. with sales
as follows: March delivery. soc: April, Sic:
10 f3c.
500 p. m.-Market closed steady; mIddling
upiands,9Ic; mlddling Orleans. 10 l-l6c: SAFES
t1-uaY ia bales; net receipts Is bales, gross
5,4s6.
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales
of "a 500 bales. as follows: March delivery,
1905 S5c: April. S7@9 $50; May SIC;
June. 10 ole; july. 10 0S(9lO 09c; Angus 10 IL
| 0plC lac; September, 3 74(09 76c: October, 8 "a
| (g9 SIC; November, o 1899 4Sc; December,
3 1903 soc.
Green " Co.. in their report on cotton flu
| lures, say: The macket has done very wei
| Tor the day, and while gain OF points was
afterward modified to 39S points over last
evening, the close was fairly steady. ON the
whole, however, the general tone was not
| quite so prom sing in view OF indications that
the moro nervous section CT the short inter-
| eat had about all covered and efforts to urge
| up prices were materially modified. From
the South adv ces came strong and higher III
| some insta aces. but accompanied by nfOrma-
| ton to indicate that the tension had FETCHED
matters rather beyond exporters limits in
great many cases, and foreign trade was con-
| sideru bly, less active.'
| GALVESTON. March l0.-Cotson firm; mid
| ding exc; net receipts 1917 bales. gross 1871;
eales 30 bales; stock 3S,U76 bales; exports
| coastwse 1853 bales.
| NORFOLK. March lO.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding g15c; net receipts ,l27 bales, gross
| l,l27: sa Us 2S3 bales; stock 1909 bales: eX-
port, coastwise 1872 bales.
| BALTIMORE, March l0.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding &c; net receipts - bales, gross BIS;
| sates none; stock 10, 100 bales; exports coast
| wise LOO bales, to ep nners l50-
| BOSTON. March l0.-CottUn steady ,middling
| 9zec; net receipts AS Dales, gross $40; sales
| none: stock none.
| WILMINGTON, March lo.-Cotton firm; mid
ding $50: net receipts "A bales, gross "A;
| sales none: stock 9, % bales.
PHILADELPHIA. March l0.-Cotton firm {;
middling9 l5-lBc; net receipts 95s bales, gross
| S,U35; STOCK 2l.g9S bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 10.-Cotton firm;
miudllng9 D. &c; net receipts 4.S2S bales, gross
!. 334; sae, $3.50 bales: stock 1886, 49, bales.
MOBILE, March l0.--Cotton firm; mlddling
y4c; net receipts % bales, gross 62 bales;
| sales 100 bales; STOCK lI,I4l bales; exports,
! coastwise 552 bales.
MEMPHIS. March l0.-CottoD firm: middling
! 91%c; rece pts l,02S bales; shipments 2.776
| baes; sales loo bales: stock SO,57l Dales.
AUGUSTA, March l0.-CottOn firm; mid
ding SOC receipts lI3 bales; sales 9al bales
CHARLESTON. March l0.-COttOn very firm;
asking higher; middhng enc; net receipts
$50 bales. gross 553; sales I00 bales; stock
2l,S6! bales.
ATLANrA, March lo.-Cotton-middhng
91<c: receipts 62 bales.
NEw YORK. March l0.~-Con solid ted net
ceipts for all cotton ports day. IN, 1873 bales
exports, 70 Great Britain 3,2iI bales, to the
| contl nenl 1,G43; stock at all American ports
1875 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL March 10. noon.- W heat strong
and in fair demaud: holders offer moderately.
Corn quiet ana steady; demand poor. BeeI,
extra india mess S3s 81. FORK, prime mess
67s Cd. Bacon, long clear 4os. Lard, prime
mess $50 81.
NEW YoxK, March 10. noon.-Flour quiet
but steady. Wheat better. Corn higher.
Pork firm meas SIS 25tG.5 10. Lard firm al
{ 90c. Freights steady.
p. m.-FlOur less active and weaker; In
come cases = shade lower; common 10 choice
white wheat Western extra 81 so "A 80: fancy
| IS O0@D5 10; common to good extra OHIO So z5(0
5 CO.. Southern -four steady and moderately
active; common 10 fair extra So 4utg3 So; good
| TO cho ce extra s. 90(G5 25. Wheat about nc
lower. with active expor6 businoss: No 2
red, April delivery 9lS4t&y23sc, closing at e2c:
May 95Sa6193 Nc. closing At $3.50. Corn firm
and m oderat Fly active: -pecuat'on moderate;
No. 3, March delivery 49HGj0t, closing
4pzFc; May 49I4@5u51c, closing At is}s;.
Oats shade LAWYER and only moderately
active; No. 2, March delivery 34I2Q3iAc,
closing 8tIsc; May 3tzs(6351 e. closing a. 3i1sc.
Hops quiet and unchanged. Coffee, fair kio
dun At llIsc; No. I K o, March delivery II 90
OH y5c, May IL g0,Gl3 00c. sugar quiet and
unchanged. Molasses dull ana nominal. Cot
ton seed oil-33c for crude, 3I(G39c for re-
fned. Hides steady. Woo steauy III quiet.
Pork quiet but firm mess SIS 25(G575. Beef
dull. Mddies dull aud nominal. Lard l03l4
points HI CHER and moderately active; We tern
steam. on spot Sc, April delivery 9SCGs U7c,
MAY 03gS lac. Freights heavy.
CHICAGO. March l0.-The wheat market
had wicked temper to-day. The scenes of
excitement when accompanied the sharp I'd =
vance OF the preceding three DAYS were
| rivalled shortly after IL O'Clock, when there
was wild scramble To unload long wheat on
J a falling market. There was large amount
| OF bear news and disquleting rumors, which
/ provoked a sort of half panic, and caused one
| OF tho sharpest declines in prices that the
| trade has known for wears May delivery
dropped 10 Sic, shaving full decline OF sc
! from the top figures OF yesterday. Operators
who had become confirmed 10 IaSiE. Vows
that II corner IN May 49, rcted,
were divided in, thelrs<lews as to whether
| the clique had sold thei- holdings, or were
| simply allowing the market to drop back in
| order 10 shake out all email dealers. Enor-
nous blocks of wheat were thrown on the
/ d.